It's always difficult to describe and explain Japanese ingredients in
English. As with anything, ingredients come in many shapes and forms,
so I thought it would be a good idea to introduce some popular
ingredients with pictures here. That way you can look at my recipes
alongside pictures of what ingredients actually look like. I hope this
blog continues to be useful in assisting your kitchen adventures!!
Japanese Ingredients 001: Fresh Green Perilla Leaves
For
the first post of this series, I decided to go with fresh green perilla
leaves. It's a kind of Japanese herb that is frequently cooked or
served with white fish to diminish their fishiness. I also serve it
frequently with chilled tofu dish as a fragrant accent. It's something
that is usually available throughout the year at local grocery stores
here, and are sold for about $1 for 10 leaves. My wife and I are
thinking about planting our own next spring because perilla leaves are
something we always want to have in our fridge, and are apparently easy
to grow! They have a very distinct smell, but we love it very much. I
hope you can find them at your local grocery stores and give it a try!
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